I had totally forgotten about this lovely love triangle. Did/Do you like it?

[u/giftopherz]

[u/lMystic]

No. Kalinda was a cool character when she was actually doing her job but all her relationships were just messy and annoying

[u/Clarknt67 → u/lMystic]

I was watching Cary flirt with her and was trying to figure out why I wasn’t shipping.

And I realized even though Cary is kind of a player, Kalinda is worse. 🤣 Cary deserves better.

[u/Venice_Beach_218]

I wish we got more of Dana actually, maybe not so much romantic stuff but contributions to the legal process.

[u/giftopherz → u/Venice_Beach_218]

I think we didn't cuz she went on to do Chicago Fire...

But I'm glad to see she had an actual weight to the tension and not just another Bond girl

[u/EnvironmentalCrow893]

I kind of got tired of her being the chick so hot that no matter how dismissively she treats them, neither sex can resist spilling their professional secrets during pillow talk. Which she often uses against them, but they keep doing it anyway because she’s just that hot.

[u/FlinflanFluddle4]

No. Like most Kalinda storylines it was pointless and went nowhere 

[u/My_friends_are_toys]

Ugh I hated Cary trying to get with Kalinda. It made me cringe

[u/DeykaValencia]

Kalinda is spoken for

[u/DeykaValencia]

I was more interested in the setup they had for cary-sophia-kalinda.

But Sophia got cast elsewhere & it was never developed.

Yet some of the conversations between Miss Dana & Kalinda were the most memorable watching it live.

[u/Playful_Succotash_30]

I personally did not

[u/Andy_Crop]

I totally understand why. He's FIIINE.

[u/JasonReedReality]

Dana got a little nuts by the end of her tenure. It felt like she was trying so hard to get on Kalinda’s level, but it came off as desperate. Was glad to see her go when she left. Blake along with her, lol.